While they may not receive a lot of attention, compression garments can be a patient’s best friend after plastic surgery, improving comfort during the early stages of recovery plus helping healing, so your results can look their best. Compression is almost always prescribed after liposuction, tummy tuck surgery, or other surgical body contouring procedures, and it can also be helpful after breast augmentation or breast lift to support your new breast shape.

In fact, compression is a key component of the Rapid Recovery Program for many of our New Jersey plastic surgery patients at the Parker Center, so we decided to share the “whys” and “hows” of compression to help you understand its benefits.

Compression can be a patient’s best friend after cosmetic surgery, helping to minimize swelling, promote faster healing, and support your new contours for optimal results.

What are compression garments?

When patients hear the phrase “compression garment,” they tend to think of Spanx, or the thick, tan stockings for sale in the drugstore to help with varicose veins. While similar in some ways, the compression garments we give our patients to wear after plastic surgery are pretty high-tech, specifically constructed to facilitate healing and enhance results.

Made from strong, synthetic fabrics such as nylon and lycra, post-op compression garments have a graduated, three-dimensional stretch that provides comfortable support and directs subcutaneous fluid (a.k.a. swelling) to be reabsorbed by the body. High-quality garments contain anti-microbial, breathable fabric both to improve comfort and prevent skin irritation.

Compression garments are available for nearly every part of the body, and come in a variety of styles and sizes. Body procedures typically require a garment that extends from below the breasts and fits at the bottom like a leotard or girdle, with openings to allow you to use the bathroom without taking the garment completely off. Following breast augmentation, patients sometimes are asked to wear a surgical compression bra, which looks similar to a high-impact sports bra without underwire. Following neck liposuction, patients are fitted with a compression strap that wraps around the back of the head and underneath the chin to form a “sling.”

Why do I need compression after liposuction (or any other procedure)?

We admit it. Compression garments aren’t the most attractive frocks you’ll find. However, the benefits for your comfort and results are well worth it:

• Compression minimizes swelling and pain. Having constant pressure on operated tissues helps to prevent excessive fluid from building up, and helps your body absorb fluid that does accumulate.
• Your results will look great sooner. The less swelling you have in the first place, the less time you’ll need to get rid of it. Without compression helping your body reabsorb fluid, post-op swelling can linger much longer than necessary.
• Your results will look better overall. Compression helps your skin contract to its new contours, which is especially important for optimal liposuction results. It also helps prevent a wrinkled appearance to skin after any body contouring procedure.

Wearing & caring for your compression garment after surgery

Compression should feel noticeably snug, and but not so tight that it causes discomfort or makes breathing difficult.

Dr. Parker will give you a specific time frame for how long you will need to wear compression. Typically, we advise patients to wear compression 24/7 for the first 1 to 3 weeks, depending on the procedure and extent of surgery. It’s okay to take the garment off to bathe or wash it, but the more you wear compression during your initial recovery, the more effective it will be in facilitating the healing process. After this first phase, expect to wear compression at night for several more weeks to promote healing and protect your scars as you sleep.

Keeping your garment clean will make wearing it more pleasant. Depending on the garment, you may be able to machine wash or hand wash it using mild soap.

How do I know if my compression garment fits correctly?

Compression should feel noticeably snug, and but not so tight that it causes discomfort or makes breathing difficult. Dr. Parker’s nurses will fit you for a garment after surgery that provides the optimal compression while keeping you comfortable. It’s not uncommon for garments to become too loose over time, as swelling goes down. In this case, we’ll have you move to a smaller size.

Have more pressing questions about plastic surgery? We can help!

If you’re considering liposuction or any other cosmetic procedure, the best way to learn the facts about surgery and recovery is to talk to an experienced, board certified plastic surgeon, such as Dr. Paul M. Parker at the Parker Center in Paramus, New Jersey. Feel free to contact us for a with Dr. Parker. He’ll spend as much time as you need to discuss your concerns and answer your questions about the procedures that interest you.

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You may have heard that there’s a new option for fighting cellulite in town. Cellfina is a minimally invasive procedure that provides long-lasting improvement of cellulite—and patients are raving about their results.

We recently chatted with Dr. Parker about Cellfina, what makes it stand out from other cellulite procedures, and what patients can realistically expect from their treatment. Here’s what he had to say.

What causes cellulite? And why is it so difficult to treat?

Cellulite is caused by a shortening of fibrous bands, which are like little rubber bands that run from the skin down to the underlying muscles. We’re still unsure of what exactly triggers them to shorten, particularly because cellulite occurs in a wide range of body types, weights, ages, etc. It is likely something hormonally related because cellulite is very common in women—in fact, it’s estimated that around 85% of women have cellulite, whereas it’s very rare in men.

The reason it’s been difficult to treat previously is that there really hasn’t been a consistent methodology that’s yielded good results. Things have come and gone.

Traditionally, how has cellulite been treated? Was it effective?

In the past, cellulite has been treated in various ways, with inconsistent efficacy. Things like Endermologie, where you kind of rolled and vacuumed the skin, had mixed success; there is no long-term improvement because you have to keep doing it. Topical products rarely had a positive impact. Different kinds of laser treatments, including Cellulase, could be uncomfortable without the positive pay-off.

Then you had your surgical options, like subcision. This is essentially the same method as Cellfina, but it wasn’t as effective a technique in achieving long-term results or as comfortable for the patient.

What makes Cellfina different from other options for treating cellulite?

The advantage of Cellfina is that it has standardized and perfected previous subcision techniques. Cellfina tends to be much more uniform with a much higher success rate. Not only is the treatment very simple, it also results in a long-lasting outcome. A trial study was performed where patients were followed over two years and the satisfaction rate after those two years was at 95%. Cellfina is certainly the best long-term treatment for cellulite to date that is currently on the market.

Tell us a little about treatment with Cellfina and why it is so effective.

When we treat somebody with Cellfina, we have them stand up in front of a mirror, and we mark out the areas of cellulite dimples. Because we  most often treat the buttuck and outer thighs, we then have them lie down prone and remark the areas just to ensure they haven’t shifted or moved when the patient was repositioned.

Next, we use a proprietary infusion system whereby we inject local anesthesia into those areas that are being treated. We place what looks like a Petri dish on the patient’s skin and press a button that creates some vacuum pressure to draw up that area of skin, which is right around 3 inches in diameter. When that skin is drawn up at a consistent pressure, all of the skin is being treated the same.

This creates somewhat of a guide, allowing us to uniformly infuse the area with local anesthesia. This is repeated in all the areas to be treated. Using the same “guide” I use for the anesthesia injections, I am able to release the bands by inserting a tiny, proprietary blade 6 millimeters below the skin. Cellfina is very precise in that it allows you to effectively release the band with little chance of recurrence and without doing any damage to the skin.

The precision of this tiny reciprocating blade leaves no scar. It tends to generate some swelling and a little bit of bruising, but it is all very manageable and short-lived. The procedure itself is pretty easy on the patient and the recovery is quick. And, probably most importantly, the results are very good.

Does Cellfina hurt?

With the combination of the grid of anesthesia and Cellfina’s very thin blade, most patients find treatment to be quite comfortable. The first anesthetic injections, before the “numbing” kicks in, are probably the most discomfort a patient will feel throughout the whole treatment. It’s typically a sting and burn sensation, which lessens as more anesthetic is administered.

From that point forward, patients just feel a bit of pressure. The patients are awake for the treatment, though we will occasionally give them something like a Valium or an oral pain medication just to take the edge off. Pain is something that’s variable from one person to the next, so we always “check in” with the patient, making sure they’re still comfortable or taking a break if we need to.

What do your patients find most surprising about their Cellfina treatment?

Probably its relative simplicity and ease—in addition to how successful and long-lasting it is. Typically, if we’re going to have a recurrence with anything in plastic surgery, it’s going to be within a few weeks, a few months. Two years is a great long-term result.

How many treatments are required? Do patients benefit from “maintenance” treatments over time?

When we evaluate a patient, we try to be comprehensive and just give them one treatment. So wherever they have identifiable areas of cellulite, we’ll treat that. With that in mind, most of our patients require only one treatment.

However, it’s important to note that not everyone who has wavy and dimply skin has cellulite. Sometimes, loose skin after weight fluctuation is mistaken for cellulite, which can impact the success of whatever treatment is administered. It’s important for the clinician to differentiate the true dimples of cellulite versus the laxity of skin.

What is recovery like?

Because the blade is so small and the treatment so precise, there are no stitches, only tiny pinholes which heal by themselves without scarring. Through that hole, it is normal to ooze some fluid over the first day or so. Other than that, life can typically resume as normal. Patients can walk around, shower the next day. A little soreness for a day or two is normal, but most patients report that it is very mild.

We often tell our patients to try and schedule the procedure on a Friday and plan to return to work the following Monday, which allows for a few days to recoup.

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CoolSculpting can be used to treat stubborn fat on the abdomen, hips, flanks, thighs, or back. The apparent skin tightening that comes along with the procedure, however, has come as a pleasant surprise. I’ve seen the effects of CoolSculpting for tighter skin present in two ways:

CoolSculpting appears to preserve skin’s tone & appearance in the treated area.

For optimal results with fat reduction, the skin must be able to contract to fit the new, slimmer body contours. This is why liposuction is discouraged in patients with poorer skin elasticity, as the skin may appear loose after the fat is removed. In contrast, the majority of CoolSculpting patients have seen their skin contract nicely as their full results become apparent. In other words, the reduction in size of a given bulge has not resulted in increased skin laxity, even for patients who have had a fairly dramatic reduction in fat from the treatment.

CoolSculpting may improve skin firmness & elasticity.

A small but consistent number of patients experience an improvement in skin tone and appearance following CoolSculpting. Some have seen a noticeable fold diminish as the skin adopts a smoother, more aesthetically pleasing contour. While only surgery can remove excess skin, the phenomenon is promising news for patients who are bothered by excess fat and a moderate amount of stretched skin, but who are not ready for surgery—for example, post-pregnancy moms who are planning to having more children. For these women, CoolSculpting could provide a cost-effective interim treatment to help them improve their shape while still growing their family.

One of the more prominent theories as to why CoolSculpting may work to tighten skin is that the intense cold triggers the skin to accelerate collagen production. (Collagen is plentiful in youthful skin, but our bodies produce less of it as we age, leading to loss of skin elasticity.) This effect has been dubbed “cryodermadstringo,” or skin tightening via targeted chilling.

Another possibility lies in the gradual nature of fat loss after CoolSculpting. Since the results appear over the course of 3-4 months after treatment, this may simply give the skin time to naturally contract over a slimmer shape.

It’s not uncommon for an unexpected “bonus” benefit of a medical treatment to reveal itself a few years after it comes on the market. I’ve been excited to see patients enjoying this additional benefit from CoolSculpting, but it’s important to note it is not yet FDA approved for this specific use. Formal studies will be conducted to confirm if the skin tightening we’re seeing with our patients is consistent and measurable (as of this writing, such a study is in the initial stages). I look forward to sharing what these studies reveal—in the meantime, CoolSculpting remains an excellent way to lose unwanted body fat without going to extremes.

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“Frankly, I’m surprised by this conversation,” says Dr. Parker. “I would have thought something like this would have occurred years ago.” It looks like Hollywood is finally catching on to what the Parker Center knew along. For years, the two main goals here have been natural-looking results and a speedy and painless recovery. Dr. Parker calls this “plastic surgery common sense.”

In New Jersey, rhinoplasty, tummy tucks, liposuction, facelifts, and breast augmentations are the most popular
procedures. Dr. Parker uses computer imaging, patient education, an experienced team on registered nurses and board certified anesthesiologists- as well as his Rapid Recovery program- to achieve the above principles.

With procedures like breast augmentation, New Jersey patients are fully educated and sessions are performed preoperatively with the staff to help achieve results and a breast size with which they are comfortable. We often hear from our patients about these sessions and how helpful and comforting they are.

It would be disingenuous to say that Hollywood is completely against plastic surgery. However, as mentioned in the NY Times article, everything in moderation is ok. If casting directors can’t tell if an actor has had plastic surgery then it’s no big deal. It’s only obvious, over-done plastic surgery that catches their negative attention.

Now, Dr. Parker cannot attest to what is popular on the West Coast. We can speak to is that his New Jersey plastic surgery patients want a more natural, subtle appearance. They want to look like a better- not freakish- version of themselves.

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“I was in agony after my first liposuction of the abdomen,” she says. “And I think I had one post-op follow-up and never saw my surgeon again.”

When asked how her experience 15 years ago compared with her experience with Dr. Parker, she says, “It was completely different. I never even filled my pain medication prescription.”

When she was looking for a new surgeon for liposuction in New Jersey, she did her homework. She had heard of Dr. Parker through the doctor’s office where she works and had heard good things about him. Once she Googled him, she was “sold just by looking at his Website.”

She credits the before and after pictures and the description of his unique Rapid Recovery Program as major deciding factors. Then, when she met him, saw the facility and met the rest of his medical team, there was no question she was going to let him contour her hips.

Fast forward nearly a year and Brenda is back in Dr. Parker’s office for liposuction on her abdomen and for a New Jersey breast augmentation. There was a little more trepidation about this procedure because it would be two procedures at the same time.

“Everyone totally took care of me,” she says. “The OR nurse was especially comforting. She had the best bedside manner, telling me I was doing great and just talking to me to relax me. Of course, the recovery nurse was phenomenal too. I just can’t say enough about the medical team and Dr. Parker!”

Brenda couldn’t be happier with her results. She says that her new breasts are natural-looking and exactly what she wanted. And, her recovery was fantastic. Several of her friends that she has shared her experience with are already planning consultations with Dr. Parker for their own procedures.

“I wish I could think of something else I want to have done,” she says. “You can be sure that if I do, I am running to The Parker Center!”

If you want more information about liposuction, breast augmentation or any other procedure at The Parker Center, visit our Website at dev.parkercenter.net or call (201) 967-1212 for a consultation.

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“I liked my nose, it just needed a few tweaks,” she says. “I wanted a little softer look to my face.”

So, she scheduled an appointment at The Parker Center for Plastic Surgery in New Jersey. Rhinoplasty wasn’t the first surgery New Jersey plastic surgeon, Dr. Paul M. Parker, performed on her. Last year Mesha had liposuction of the waist and back. She was referred to him by a friend who worked for a doctor that refers a lot of patients to Dr. Parker.

After her liposuction, there was no question that Mesha was going to come back to Dr. Parker for her nose job.

“What I love about him is that he quotes Dante and refers to himself as an artist,” she says. “It is something special to find someone who puts so much of themselves into their work like that.”

She was also impressed with how Dr. Parker listened to her and what she wanted. She says he was very in tune with what she wanted. In fact, her mother related a conversation with Dr. Parker while Mesha was still in recovery. “He told my mom that I was going to like my nose a lot,” says Mesha. “He was that confident that he had given me what I wanted.”

“Incredible” and “phenomenal” are just a couple of the words Mesha used to describe her results and her experience with Dr. Parker and his medical staff. She is quick to recommend him to all of her friends and knows of several who have had consultations with him.

And, because her experience has been so wonderful at The Parker Center, Mesha is already planning on one more procedure with Dr. Parker after summer is over. She plans to let him sculpt her inner thighs and knees with liposuction.

What does Mesha have to say about her results? “I’m in love with his work,” she says. So, it is no surprise that Mesha trusts him with all of her cosmetic surgery needs.

If you are interested in changing something about your nose and want natural results with a quick recovery, call New Jersey plastic surgeon, Dr. Parker, at (201) 967-1212 today to schedule an appointment and view our before and after pictures at dev.parkercenter.net.

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“I dieted, exercised and nothing happened,” she says. “So I asked around for referrals for plastic surgeons in NJ. An employee recommended Dr. Parker and as soon as I went in for my consultation, I knew this was the place for me. I just had a feeling, I knew. Iliked the way Dr. Parker explained the procedure to me, his friendly manner, the comfortable feeling of the Parker Center and the helpful nature of all of the staff members there.”

Dr. Parker was careful in getting Nicole’s medical doctor to clear her medically for her procedure, given her thyroid condition. Once she was cleared, Dr. Parker used his New Jersey liposuction VASER ultrasonic liposuction technique to remove fat from her inner and outer thighs, abdomen, back, hips and arms—a procedure which took several hours to perform. Because of the length of the surgery and the amount of fat removed, Nicole stayed overnight in the Parker Center’s Recovery Room, monitored by a registered nurse.

Nicole enjoyed a smooth recovery. She remarked that she didn’t even need to take many of the pain killers prescribed by Dr. Parker. “Yes, I was sore, but the pain was completely bearable…and I’m a wimp when it comes to pain!”  She was back to work in 9 days because of the Rapid Recovery Program utilized by Dr. Parker. Since her surgery only two months ago, Nicole has gone from a size 14 to a 10 and soon hopes to be in an 8 when the final swelling and water weight subsides.

When asked about the reaction of friends and family, Nicole says, “Everyone wants to know who did the work and how much I paid because they all want liposuction now.”

Nicole is more than happy to share her experience with others and says she recommends Dr. Parker to anyone who is considering liposuction. She was so impressed by how hard he worked to give her back the body she had before her thyroid wreaked havoc on it.
During her consultation, Dr. Parker was careful to make sure Nicole had realistic expectations about her final results. But, after seeing her body, the results were beyond her wildest dreams.

“The difference in how I feel about myself is incredible,” she says. “Dr. Parker did such an amazing job and everyone at the Parker Center was just wonderful. I would do it again in a heartbeat!”

For anyone interested in liposuction and plastic surgery, New Jersey residents call (201) 967-1212 and schedule a consultation with Dr. Parker.

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The consultation process is integral in determining what the right procedure would be for each individual mom. New Jersey breast enhancement, tummy tuck and liposuction are the three most common options for makeovers.

There are various forms of each of these procedures that one may take. Breast surgeries include augmentation, lifts, and reductions. These procedures are used to reshape the breasts after some of the less flattering effects of pregnancy. Some of the forms tummy tucks take are liposuction, a mini-tuck, or a Lipo abdominoplasty. Liposuction can be used to treat different areas of the body for excess fat that can be retained following pregnancy. Dr. Parker often reshapes the hips, thighs, buttocks, arms, back and/ or neck.

“The combination of procedures that each mom needs depends on their age, genetics and how parts of their body have aged due to pregnancy,” says Dr. Parker. “One mom may need a breast augmentation and a mini-tuck while another mom may need a breast lift with implants, lipo abdominoplasty and liposuction of her hips and thighs. There are quite a number of possible combinations.”

Facial procedures have increasingly become more popular with moms over the years. The effects of weight gain and loss after pregnancy can speed up the facial aging process, prompting these patients to seek face and neck lifts. Many moms requesting these procedures are in their 50s and 60s and want their face to match their younger-looking bodies. New Jersey plastic surgeon , Dr. Parker, performs all of his procedures in his state-of-the-art on site, fully certified ambulatory surgical facility. Here, his experienced team of board certified anesthesiologists and registered nurses have worked tirelessly with him to ensure a safe and comfortable environment.

Many moms are concerned about taking time away from their families to undergo and recover from these surgical procedures. The Parker Center’s Rapid Recovery program allows these patients to recover quickly, minimizing the pain associated with these surgeries.

These patients not only look great after, but they feel better too. Many women who waited years before getting the surgery often regret waiting so long. “If I had known I would look and feel this good, I would have done this sooner”.

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Whether its an older mom who wants to feel more youthful or a young mom who wants to have her body match her age again, a mommy makeover can help them achieve their goals.

Dr. Parker understands that each mom will have different concerns. “Each mommy makeover procedure is relevant to the individual patient’s desires and anatomy,” he says. “Often times, there is one main issue, say sagging breasts, that brings them in. But, during our consultation, I have them show me in a mirror what they don’t like and then we plan together a treatment that they will be happy with.”

For women in New Jersey, lipoabdominoplasty and breast augmentation are the most common procedures in a mommy makeover. However, each process is very different. While one mom may want implants and a lift, another may actually need a reduction and a lift. It isn’t always necessary to perform a full tummy tuck where a mini-lipoabdominoplasty will suffice. Thigh and buttocks lifts are sometimes added whereas liposuction of the area may be all that is necessary.

However, there is one thing that remains constant when a patient comes in for a New Jersey mommy makeover at The Parker Center: patient safety, natural results and a rapid recover from surgery.

“In recent years we’ve been able to combine several procedures into one surgery,” says Dr. Parker. “The reason for this is our commitment to safety and our finely-tuned staff of registered nurses and board certified anesthesiologists.”

For those patients that are leary of the multiple procedures and following pain, Dr. Parker offers his unique rapid recovery program that gets moms back to their normal daily activities within several days. He follows a pre and post-operative program that minimizes the risk of pain and complications. It is the reason New Jersey mommy makeover patients can get a moving the day after surgery.

“For any of our patients who are unsure about the process, we encourage them to talk to others who have been through it,” says Dr. Parker. “In fact, we have many former patients who are gracious enough to share their experiences with anyone who has questions. While we do everything we can to educate and make our patients feel comfortable, sometimes it helps to talk to another mom who has previously walked this same path.”

As a premier New Jersey plastic surgeon, Dr. Parker is dedicated to providing natural results in the safest manner possible. The Parker Center’s on site state-of-the-art Surgiplex, LLC ambulatory surgical facility is accredited and certified by Medicare, JCAHO and AAAASF—the highest level of credentialing possible. Their facility is designed for overnight patient stays following lengthy procedures, such as mommy makeover procedures. The Parker Center’s highly trained team of registered nurse provides one to one patient monitoring following these surgeries. Several days following their surgery, patients are scheduled for the first of three Manual Lymphatic Drainage Massage treatments in the Parker Center’s onsite medi-spa, known as Beaura Spa. These treatments contribute to the Rapid Recovery program at the Parker Center, which allows patients to comfortably return to the activities of daily living within several days after their procedure.

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One patient, however, knew exactly what she was looking for when she found Dr. Parker’s Web site. Linda is a soldier in the United States Army, a mom and stationed overseas in Great Britain. When asked in an e-mail interview why she was specifically looking for a surgeon who performed lipoabdominoplasty, she replied, “Looking at other before and after pictures, there seemed to be better results [with this procedure].” The quick recovery was also an important factor in her decision process.

First, Dr. Parker performs liposuction on the entire abdominal area. Then, as he removes excess skin and fatty tissue, he is able to preserve more nerves, blood vessels and lymphatic vessels than in a traditional tummy tuck. Because there is less trauma to the area, swelling, bruising and pain are all reduced and the postoperative recovery is much quicker. With a two-year old and active Army life, this was essential to Linda.

Linda is originally from New Jersey and she wanted to have the procedure while home on Leave. Scheduled to deploy to the Middle East, she knew she had put off the procedure long enough. One concern of hers was the “extreme heat” and the “wearing of all the heavy gear” during the deployment. Just imagine 120 degree temperatures in an Army uniform and having that annoying sagging skin where sweat can collect and irritate the skin.

When asked how she decided on Dr. Parker when she was looking for cosmetic surgeons in New Jersey, she said, “I found Dr. Parker on the Internet. From start to finish, everything about Dr. Parker and his staff was very professional.”

Soldiers, whether female or male, are just like anyone else. Sure, they all wear the same things and their uniforms are not form-fitting. But, when they aren’t at work, they want to dress just like everyone else. Linda has found herself unable to enjoy living abroad in Great Britain because of her self-consciousness about her excess skin and belly fat. She wanted to dress up and enjoy the European night-life, but she just didn’t feel comfortable in her body.

After her procedure, Linda was ready for her new life. “I look and feel great. My results are phenomenal and the recovery was even quicker than I had hoped for. I finally got my self-confidence back….It is great to have the old me back!” This is just the kind of reaction Dr. Parker strives for and dedicates his practice to.

For potential patients thinking about lipoabdominoplasty with Dr. Parker, Linda wrote this, “I wish I would have done it sooner. I know that some people may feel self-conscious about plastic surgery or the price, but it is totally worth it.”

For more information on New Jersey plastic surgeon Dr. Paul M. Parker, lipoabdominoplasty or any other service, New Jersey residents can call (201) 967-1212 or visit his Web site at dev.parkercenter.net.

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